Some of the best writing ZUN has come up with so far, we got this whole arc going where it actually feels like some tough decisions have to be made, sooner or later.
The characters also feel more alive than ever before, their interactions and personalities have been fleshed out much better than...
I very much agree with @PantsMan and, and to some extent @deltarayedge here.
Crypto is a pain to deal with, even if you're perfectly comfortable with the technical aspects of it.
There are tons of convenient donation platforms these days, there must be some kind of setup that would work out...
@Oneesamaa I see a lot of these comments, and there's a very simple solution: re-read the last few chapters.
Anyway, guess I'll see you all again when summer rolls around.
@nightmoves17 @Urappy I've seen nice people end up with shitty friends in real life, boys and girls alike. Either because they were lonely, thought that they could learn or gain something, just wanted to be nice, or some other complicated circumstance. However, most of those friendships broke...
@TetraSky This is Japan after all, bushido forbids admitting you're not up to the task, so the customer can treat their sub-contractor like trash. Not a very healthy corporate culture.
@IMACOP That conclusion assumes that that The Republic knowingly sacrificed civilians, but then again, events like the one in Arene were (as far as I can tell from the context in this manga) unprecedented. I agree that using civilians as a shield is despicable, but if everything had played out...
@IMACOP That's because morality is what I'm discussing here. In the end, the massacre of a major part of the population in Arene was at the hands of The Empire. It was their decision to make, while fully aware of what kind of legal loopholes they were exploiting. I'll restate what I wrote in my...
@1234muse well, again, we don't know, since we haven't been told. In a realistic scenario, most would try to return to their homes again, possibly even attempting to rebuild them, provided that they had been destroyed. Others would try and find family and relatives to live with in the meantime...
@1234muse why would they even kill the other half of the population? We don't know how many insurgents there were. We don't even know how many Empire sympathizers there were in Arene, nor how many that opposed The Empire (judging by the riots, there was probably a substantial number opposing)...